Sentence examples for which would invite from inspiring English sources

Conventional wisdom has ruled out a single payment, which would invite screaming headlines about a 32p basic rate of tax.

The drug gangs are anxious to avoid creating spillover violence, which would invite more attention from the American side.

She still didn't make that movement from the door which would invite him in: she was stubbornly guarding whatever little ritual of peace and privacy he had interrupted.

Its curator, Saima Zaidi, described the installation as "a large-scale research project on what matters to us", which would "invite people into public spaces".

"We didn't want the Oval, which would invite comparisons to his father at the start of the gulf war or Roosevelt at the start of World War II".

"Any policy in the public schools which would sanction such gifts is one which would invite abuse and promote undesirable competition," the ruling stated.

He talked about "fusing together color, structures, poetic sense, dance, words, photography" -- about appropriating "things of the world which I come across in the streets, vacant lots, fields, the ambient world, things which would not be transportable but which I would invite the public to participate in".

A politician to the marrow of his bones, Stalin had little private or family life, finding his main relaxation in impromptu buffet suppers, to which he would invite high party officials, generals, visiting foreign potentates, and the like.

The purpose of this present letter is to deal with an important matter of substance, which I would invite the Court to consider before handing down their judgment in final form.

Instead he gave presentations to the teams, after which he would invite the students to talk further in his office.

"Widespread poverty and chaos lead to a collapse of existing political and social structures, which would inevitably invite the advance of totalitarianism into every weak and unstable area," Kennedy said.